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A couple spaces have become available to join us in Kilmartin to celebrate rock art research in Scotland. Or join us online to hear some excellent talks! eventbrite.co.uk/e/rock-art-gat…

We have very limited spaces left to join us in Kilmartin, but there's still plenty of online places available. Head to our Eventbrite page for more information or to book your place now: bit.ly/4s85XMi

Are you interested in Iron Age and Roman archaeology? Join us at our @SWScot_ARF workshops this June! We'll be at Ayr Town Hall (20 June) and Dumfries Museum (27 June) discussing the latest draft chapters of the South West framework. Register for free: bit.ly/3Qr32QG

We have some exciting events coming up this spring and summer!🌻 Whether you're interested in rock art, the Iron Age and Roman period or the archaeology of the Clyde Valley, there's something for everyone. Read all about them in our April newsletter: bit.ly/4stEELT

The 2026 CVARF Symposium is taking place on Saturday the 6th of June at the Gamble Halls in Gourock! Come along to learn more about the archaeology of the Clyde Valley region, and contribute to the @ClydeValley_ARF project. Book your free place: bit.ly/40R0LQR

Are you interested in the Neolithic and Bronze Age rock art of Scotland? Join us at Kilmartin Museum on the 16th of May for a day of talks, discussions and a trip to see local rock art! The talks will also be streamed live via Zoom. More info: bit.ly/4s85XMi

There's still time to apply! We're looking for two Research Officers and a Research Manager to work on ScARF's final two regional research frameworks. The application deadline is this Sunday the 8th March at 11.59pm. #appointments" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">socantscot.org/news/#appointm… #HESSupported

Join the ScARF team! We are looking to hire two ScARF Research Officers and a ScARF Research Manager to help deliver our final two regional research frameworks. Apply by 11:59pm on the 8th of March 2026: #appointments" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">socantscot.org/news/#appointm… #HESSupported

Our February newsletter is packed with exciting updates - including three new job opportunities and upcoming events across Scotland! Follow the link to stay up-to-date with the ScARF project: bit.ly/4tIx1CQ

Our case study of the month was written by a ScARF student bursary recipient from @UHIArchaeology. Michael's research explores the monumentality of megalithic structures in the northern Scottish Neolithic: bit.ly/49YaOZQ More about our bursaries: bit.ly/4ryQXGC

Happy New Year! We're kicking off 2026 by showcasing one of many fantastic case studies available on the ScARF website. Our Case Study of the Month summarises the impressive assemblage of lithics uncovered at the Daer Reservoir in South Lanarkshire: bit.ly/4pAHn4x

Season's Greetings from the ScARF team☃️ As we wind down for the year, we wish you all a wonderful festive season and a happy, healthy Hogmanay. We're looking forward to seeing what 2026 brings! #HESSupported

Our final newsletter of 2025 is now available!❄️ We take a look back over the past year and towards an exciting year to come for the ScARF team. Read the full newsletter here: bit.ly/4alMBx3 #HESSupported

ScARF bursary reminder! We offer year-round bursaries for students and early career researchers to help cover the cost of attending conferences and events. Head to our website to learn more: scarf.scot/students/

New chapters of the South East Scotland Archaeological Research Framework (SESARF) are now live on the ScARF website and ready for your input! Read all about the framework, how you can contribute, and more exciting updates in our November newsletter: bit.ly/4ohXxPO

Our October newsletter is full of exciting updates, including our recent @SWScot_ARF events and the upcoming SESARF launch at ELBAC! You can read the full newsletter here: bit.ly/48FiHDj

Despite another weather warning, the Galloway edition of the South West Scotland Archaeological Framework early prehistory seminar is safely underway #HESSupported #ScotArchStrat

Having covered the Mesolithic with Tom, Louise is now taking the group through the Neolithic .

And we're off, despite wind and rain, discussing how the framework is evolving

There's still time to book your free place at one of our upcoming @SWScot_ARF workshops. Join us at Brodick Hall this Saturday, or @TheCatStrand in New Galloway on the 4th Oct. All welcome! More info on our Eventbrite page: bit.ly/3IdW91H #HESSupported